Stories from Poland

A group is actively working to prevent the introduction of full climate neutrality into policy.

Polish Radio, Telewizja Polska (TVP), and the Polish Press Agency are jointly calling for an initiative named "I Check It" to combat disinformation. This initiative aims to address the wave of disinformation currently prevalent on the internet.

A state intervention related to fuel prices, referred to as CPN, has been extended until May 15.

Firefighters worked all night searching for fire sources as peat bogs continue to burn out near Józefów, Poland. Officials state the burning out process could take several days. Residents of nearby Józefów are reportedly relieved, believing the fire is now coming to an end.

A public service announcement on Polskie Radio 3 highlighted that 20 Poles die every day from breast cancer. The message said the importance of regular mammograms, especially for individuals in a risk group, to potentially alter this statistic.

Poland is facing difficulties in spending a very broad package of defense expenditures, according to experts. The government warns it may not be able to spend all the allocated money, potentially leading to cuts in projects for financing the border guard and police. Despite their differences, the Prime Minister and President are attempting to cooperate on this defense topic. Polish politician Jakub Stefaniak stated that Poland is currently facing difficult times.

More Polish fruits are appearing at the fur market in Bronisze.

A Polish football team can secure the championship title if they win their match today and their rivals from Zabrze and Białystok lose their respective matches tomorrow.

Resources related to justice and digitalization in Poland are reportedly working on changes to existing regulations.

A Polish radio station discussed alleged clear violations by President Duda and President Nawrocki. The alleged violations involve paid advertisements containing an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Donald Tusk from the public business community of Turkey. This letter was reportedly signed by the chairmen of 26 business councils representing Turkey and EU member states. A source expressed concern that policies originating from Mercosur could 'rob Polish farmers again.' This statement implies a perceived negative economic impact on the agricultural sector in Poland.